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PBH 468

Introduction to Human Population Genetics

Catalog2026-2027
Credits3 units
LevelUpper Division
Standard

Overview

Description

The course will focus very generally on what genetic variation is an what it means in the context of public health. How do we measure variation and associate it with disease? How do we handle the many confounders particularly in the context of understanding whether genetic variation has public health meaning.

Requirements

Prerequisites

BIOL 189ABIOL 190APBH 281STAT 152
Original catalog text

Prerequisites

BIOL 189A or BIOL 190A; PBH 281 or STAT 152

Units

Lecture3

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Offered: Every Fall

Terms

fall

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Standard

Learning Outcomes

  • detail the basic concepts of molecular biology as it relates to genetic material and its central dogma.
  • describe the basics of population human genetics.
  • explain concepts related to mutation, genetic drift, linkage, and recombination.
  • outline concepts of natural selection.